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词条 NC State Wolfpack baseball
释义

  1. History

     Conference affiliations 

  2. Venues

     Riddick Stadium  Doak Field 

  3. Head coaches

     Current coaching staff 

  4. Yearly record

  5. Notable players

     Current MLB Roster 

  6. Major League Baseball Draft

     2012  2014 

  7. See also

  8. References

  9. External links

{{Use mdy dates|date=April 2014}}{{Infobox college baseball team
|name = NC State Wolfpack baseball
|founded = 1903
|current = 2018 NC State Wolfpack baseball team
|logo = North Carolina State University Athletic logo.svg
|logo_size = 150
|university = NC State
|conference = ACC
|division = Atlantic
|location = Raleigh, North Carolina
|coach = Elliott Avent
|tenure = 20th
|stadium = Doak Field
|capacity = 3,000
|nickname = Wolfpack
|cws = 1968, 2013
|ncaa_tourneys = 1968, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
|conference_tournament = 1973, 1974, 1975, 1992
|conference_champion = 1968, 1975, 1981, 1986
|TV Affilates=ACC Network Extra}}

The NC State Wolfpack baseball team is the varsity intercollegiate baseball program of North Carolina State University, based in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. The team has been a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference since the conference's founding in the 1954 season. The program's home venue is Doak Field, which opened in 1966. Elliott Avent has been the head coach of the team since prior to the 1997 season. As of the end of the 2015 season, the Wolfpack have appeared in two College World Series and 27 NCAA Tournaments. They have won four ACC Tournament Championships and four ACC Regular Season Championships. As of the 2015 Major League Baseball season, 44 former Wolfpack players have played in Major League Baseball.

History

The baseball program played its first official game against Guilford College in 1894.[1] The program began varsity play in 1903, playing at Riddick Stadium, and in 1907 won its first State Championship.[2] The program competed in each season until 1914, when the program was discontinued for three seasons (1914–1916) before being revived prior to the 1917 season.[2]

The team's nickname was the "Farmers" until autumn 1921, when an alumnus complained that the behavior of some of the school's football players was "as unruly as a pack of wolves." Subsequently, newspapers began referring to the school's athletic teams as the "Wolfpack."[2]

The program's current venue, Doak Field, opened in 1966.[5]

NC State made its first College World Series appearance in 1968, in the second season of head coach Sammy Esposito's tenure. In the World Series, the team lost in the semifinals to eventual champion USC.[3] Since the NCAA Tournament's format was changed in 1999 to include the Super Regional round, NC State has appeared in four Super Regionals, losing to Miami in 2003, Georgia in 2008, and Florida in 2012, and beating Rice in 2013.[4][5][9]

The Wolfpack have hosted four NCAA Regionals, one at Wilson, North Carolina's Fleming Stadium (in 2003) and three at Doak Field (in 2008, 2012, 2013).[6][7]

Conference affiliations

  • Independent − 1903–1913, 1917–1921
  • Southern Conference − 1922–1953
  • Atlantic Coast Conference − 1954–present

Venues

Riddick Stadium

{{main article|Riddick Stadium}}

Prior to 1966, the team played at Riddick Stadium, which was also home to the NC State football program.[8][9]

Doak Field

{{main article|Doak Field}}

The Wolfpack's home venue is Doak Field, which opened in 1966 and has a capacity of 3,000 spectators. The field is named for Charles Doak, who was the program's head coach from 1924–1939.[10]

Head coaches

The program's most successful head coach was Sammy Esposito. Esposito coached teams to four ACC regular season championships, three ACC tournament championships, and one College World Series appearance in his 21-year tenure.

Current head coach Elliot Avent is the program's leader in total career victories at NC State, with 833 as of the end of the 2018 season. Avent became the program's winningest coach on May 9, 2010, in a 21–0 NC State win over Towson. The win was Avent's 514th, putting him past Sammy Esposito on the program's career wins list.[11][12]

Coach Avent is also the program's longest tenured head coach, with 22 seasons in the position. Vic Sorrell and Sammy Esposito each served as head coach for 21 seasons.[2]

Year(s)Coach SeasonsW-L-TPct
1903–1904 C. D. Welch 2 20–15–0 .571
1905–1906 M. J. Kittredge 2 16–12–0 .571
1907 Unknown 1 14–8–0 .636
1908–1911 Frank Thompson 4 70–16–4 .800
1912 Edward Green 1 13–6–1 .675
1913 Fred Anderson 1 6–0–0 1.000
1917–1918, 1921–1923 Harry Hartsell 5 52–37–4 .581
1919 Tal Stafford 1 12–11–0 .522
1920 Bill Fetzer 1 14–6–0 .700
1924–1939 Charles Doak 16 147–129–6 .533
1940–1944 Williams Newton 5 16–50–0 .242
1945 Beattie Feathers 1 7–6–0 .538
1946–1966 Vic Sorrell 21 223–196–5 .532
1967–1987 Sammy Esposito 21 513–253–4 .669
1988–1996 Ray Tanner 9 395–173–3 .694
1997–present Elliott Avent 22 833–509–0 .621
Totals
16
107
2,152–1,327–27
.619
[13]

Current coaching staff

  • Head coach – Elliott Avent
  • Associate head coach – Chris Hart
  • Pitching coach – Clint Chrysler
  • Assistant coach – Austin Morgan[14]

Yearly record

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}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1959 name = Vic Sorrell overall = 8–12 conference = 5–9 confstanding = 8th postseason =
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}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1961 name = Vic Sorrell overall = 13–5 conference = 8–5 confstanding = 4th postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1962 name = Vic Sorrell overall = 11–10 conference = 8–6 confstanding = t–3rd postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1963 name = Vic Sorrell overall = 9–10 conference = 4–10 confstanding = 7th postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1964 name = Vic Sorrell overall = 8–15 conference = 4–9 confstanding = 7th postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1965 name = Vic Sorrell overall = 10–10–1 conference = 6–8 confstanding = t–5th postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1966 name = Vic Sorrell overall = 11–12–2 conference = 7–7 confstanding = t–3rd postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1967 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 11–11 conference = 6–7 confstanding = 5th postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = conference season = 1968 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 25–9 conference = 13–4 confstanding = 1st postseason = College World Series
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1969 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 17–11 conference = 9–9 confstanding = 4th postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1970 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 21–10 conference = 13–8 confstanding = 3rd postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1971 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 18–11–1 conference = 9–5 confstanding = 3rd postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1972 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 19–13 conference = 7–8 confstanding = 4th postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = conference tournament season = 1973 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 23–10–1 conference = 9–3 confstanding = 2nd postseason = District 3 Regionals
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = conference tournament season = 1974 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 22–10 conference = 7–5 confstanding = 3rd postseason = District 3 Regionals
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = confboth season = 1975 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 27–7 conference = 10–2 confstanding = t–1st postseason = Atlantic Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1976 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 20–12 conference = 6–6 confstanding = 4th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1977 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 27–12 conference = 5–5 confstanding = t–4th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1978 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 23–16 conference = 5–7 confstanding = 5th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1979 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 23–13 conference = 3–9 confstanding = 6th postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1980 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 21–12 conference = 7–6 confstanding = 4th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = conference season = 1981 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 33–12 conference = 10–4 confstanding = t–1st postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1982 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 24–14 conference = 7–7 confstanding = 4th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1983 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 23–13–1 conference = 9–4 confstanding = 2nd postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1984 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 32–8 conference = 9–3 confstanding = 3rd postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1985 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 29–16 conference = 8–5 confstanding = 4th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = conference season = 1986 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 35–15 conference = 11–2 confstanding = 1st postseason = South II Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1987 name = Sammy Esposito overall = 39–16 conference = 12–8 confstanding = 4th postseason = Mideast Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1988 name = Ray Tanner overall = 45–16 conference = 13–6 confstanding = 2nd postseason = East Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1989 name = Ray Tanner overall = 35–21–2 conference = 10–10 confstanding = 4th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1990 name = Ray Tanner overall = 48–20 conference = 14–7 confstanding = 3rd postseason = Atlantic Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1991 name = Ray Tanner overall = 48–20 conference = 11–10 confstanding = 3rd postseason = East Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = conference tournament season = 1992 name = Ray Tanner overall = 46–18 conference = 15–9 confstanding = 3rd postseason = Atlantic Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1993 name = Ray Tanner overall = 49–17 conference = 15–7 confstanding = 2nd postseason = Midwest Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1994 name = Ray Tanner overall = 46–18–1 conference = 13–11 confstanding = 5th postseason = Mideast Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1995 name = Ray Tanner overall = 36–24 conference = 14–14 confstanding = 6th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1996 name = Ray Tanner overall = 42–19 conference = 14–13 confstanding = t–3rd postseason = East Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1997 name = Elliott Avent overall = 43–20 conference = 15–8 confstanding = 3rd postseason = South II Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1998 name = Elliott Avent overall = 41–23 conference = 12–9 confstanding = 4th postseason = West Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 1999 name = Elliott Avent overall = 37–25 conference = 11–13 confstanding = 6th postseason = Auburn Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2000 name = Elliott Avent overall = 30–28 conference = 10–14 confstanding = t–6th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2001 name = Elliott Avent overall = 32–28 conference = 9–15 confstanding = t–7th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2002 name = Elliott Avent overall = 33–26 conference = 7–17 confstanding = 7th postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2003 name = Elliott Avent overall = 45–18 conference = 15–9 confstanding = t–3rd postseason = Coral Gables Super Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2004 name = Elliott Avent overall = 36–24 conference = 11–12 confstanding = 6th postseason = Coral Gables Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2005 name = Elliott Avent overall = 41–19 conference = 17–13 confstanding = 6th postseason = Lincoln Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2006 name = Elliott Avent overall = 40–23 conference = 16–13 confstanding = t–2nd (Atlantic) postseason = Austin Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2007 name = Elliott Avent overall = 38–23 conference = 16–14 confstanding = 3rd (Atlantic) postseason = Columbia, SC Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2008 name = Elliott Avent overall = 42–22 conference = 18–11 confstanding = 2nd (Atlantic) postseason = Athens Super Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2009 name = Elliott Avent overall = 25–31 conference = 10–20 confstanding = t–4th (Atlantic) postseason =
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2010 name = Elliott Avent overall = 38–24 conference = 15–15 confstanding = 3rd (Atlantic) postseason = Myrtle Beach Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2011 name = Elliott Avent overall = 35–27 conference = 15–15 confstanding = t–3rd (Atlantic) postseason = Columbia Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2012 name = Elliott Avent overall = 43–20 conference = 19–11 confstanding = 2nd (Atlantic) postseason = Gainesville Super Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2013 name = Elliott Avent overall = 50–16 conference = 19–10 confstanding = 2nd (Atlantic) postseason = College World Series
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2014 name = Elliott Avent overall = 32–23 conference = 13–17 confstanding = 5th (Atlantic) postseason = ACC Tournament
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2015 name = Elliott Avent overall = 36–22 conference = 15–14 confstanding = 5th (Atlantic) postseason = Fort Worth Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2016 name = Elliott Avent overall = 36–22 conference = 15–14 confstanding = 3rd (Atlantic) postseason = Raleigh Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record entry		 championship = season = 2017 name = Elliott Avent overall = 36–25 conference = 16–14 confstanding = 4th (Atlantic) postseason = Lexington Regional
}}{{CBB yearly record subtotal		 name = ACC overall = 1,833–1,029–10 confrecord = 682–567
}}{{CBB yearly record end		 overall = 2,344–1,435–27
}}[13][16]

Notable players

Below is a list of notable players of the program and the seasons in which they played for the Wolfpack.[17]

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  • Andy Barkett (1992–1995)
  • Brian Bark (1987–1990)
  • Aaron Bates (2005–2006)
  • Greg Briley (1986)
  • Jimmy Brown (1932)
  • Dick Burrus (1919)
  • Mike Caldwell (1968–1971)
  • Doug Davis (1982–1984)
  • Joe DeBerry (1917–1920)
  • Joey Devine (2003–2005)
  • Bill Evans (1915)
  • Adam Everett (1996)
  • Stu Flythe (1934–1936)
  • Jeff Hartsock (1986–1988)
  • Dutch Holland (1923–1925)
  • Johnny Lanning (1931–1932)
  • Corey Lee (1994–1996)
  • Matt Mangini (2005–2006)
  • Jim McNamara (1984–86)
  • Louie Meadows (1980–82)
  • George Murray (1918–21)
  • Chad Orvella (2002–2003)
  • Chink Outen (1927–1928)
  • Jeff Pierce (1990–1991)
  • Dan Plesac (1981–1983)
  • Buck Redfern (1921–1924)
  • Dave Robertson (1910–1912)
  • Carlos Rodon (2012–2014)
  • Tommy Smith (1972–1974)
  • Tim Stoddard (1972–1975)
  • Doug Strange (1983–1985)
  • Eric Surkamp (2006)
  • Jim Toman (1981–1984)
  • Trea Turner (2012–2014)
  • Russell Wilson (2008–2010)
  • Tracy Woodson (1982–1984)
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Current MLB Roster

Former Wolfpack players on current MLB rosters as of June 13, 2018.[18]

PlayerPositionNumberTeam
Jake Buchanan P 58 Houston Astros
Cory Mazzoni P 43 San Diego Padres
Carlos Rodon P 55 Chicago White Sox
Trea Turner SS 7 Washington Nationals

Major League Baseball Draft

2012

In the 2012 Major League Baseball Draft, two NC State players were selected. Junior shortstop Chris Diaz was selected in the 11th round by the Pittsburgh Pirates, and senior outfielder Ryan Mathews was selected in the 27th round by the Oakland Athletics.[14][19] Both players signed contracts with their respective organizations.[20][21]

2014

In the 2014 Major League Baseball Draft, two NC State players were selected in the first round. Junior pitcher Carlos Rodon was selected 3rd overall in the 1st round by the Chicago White Sox, and shortstop Trea Turner was selected 13th overall by the San Diego Padres.[22]

See also

{{Portal bar|Baseball|North Carolina}}
  • List of NCAA Division I baseball programs

References

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15. ^http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/findingaids/ua023_004
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17. ^{{cite web|title=North Carolina State University Baseball Players Who Made it to the Major Leagues|url=http://www.baseball-almanac.com/college/north_carolina_state_university_baseball_players.shtml|work=Baseball-Almanac.com|accessdate=July 2, 2012|archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/68rJ97vw5|archivedate=July 2, 2012}}
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19. ^{{cite web|title=2012 MLB Draft by School: N-S|url=http://www.collegebaseballinsider.com/12Postseason/2012DraftNS.html|work=CollegeBaseballInsider.com|accessdate=July 3, 2012|archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/68sp1Y8BW|archivedate=July 3, 2012}}
20. ^{{cite web|last=Wilmoth|first=Charlie|title=MLB Draft Signings: Pirates Sign Adrian Sampson, Chris Diaz|url=http://pittsburgh.sbnation.com/pittsburgh-pirates/2012/6/19/3096778/mlb-draft-signings-pirates-adrian-sampson-chris-diaz|publisher=SB Nation Pittsburgh|accessdate=July 3, 2012|archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/68sp4YyzD|archivedate=July 3, 2012|date=June 19, 2012}}
21. ^{{cite web|title=A's Agree to Terms with Three from 2012 First-Year Player Draft|url=http://oakland.athletics.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20120616&content_id=33400872&vkey=pr_oak&c_id=oak|work=OaklandAthletics.com|accessdate=July 3, 2012|archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/68sp9Ex8u|archivedate=July 3, 2012|date=June 16, 2012}}
22. ^http://www.wralsportsfan.com/nc-state-s-rodon-selected-no-3-overall-by-white-sox/13705985/

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